- finite algebra
- 1. n. exp.อันตพีชคณิต [-an_ta-phī ¯cha¯kha¯nit]
Lewis & Short latin dictionary. 2014.
Lewis & Short latin dictionary. 2014.
algebra — [al′jə brə] n. [ME < ML < Ar al jabr, the reunion of broken parts < al, the + jabara, to reunite] 1. a mathematical system using symbols, esp. letters, to generalize certain arithmetic operations and relationships (Ex.: x + y = x2… … English World dictionary
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